Slides:

Maglub sir:
1. Engine classification,operation and testing
2. Fuels
3. Fuel metering
4. Exhaust gas analysis and air pollution
5. Compressor and turbine
6. Lubrication and cooling
Zahurul sir:
1. Combustion-intro
2. Combustion-SI
3. Combustion-CI
4. Volumetric efficiency
5. Performance
Books:
Obert:
1. Ch 1: 1.8 (supercharging)
2. Ch 2: Testing: 2.1-2.24 (with example problems)
3. Ch 4: Combustion: 4.5, 4.6, 4.8, 4.9 (Flames), 4.10, 4.11, 4.12, 4.13, 4.14
4. Ch 5: Pressure and pressure measurement: 5.5-5.8 (mostly graphs)
5. Ch 6: Idealized cycles and processes: Figure 6.3, Figure 6.4
6. Ch 8: Fuels: 8.3, 8.4 (Octane and Cetane numbers), 8.11 (additives, figure 8.5), 8.12
(characteristics), 8.15 (vapor lock), 8.16, 8.19, 8.20, 8.22 (advantages of kerosene!)
7. Ch 9: Knock and engine variables: 9.1-9.4, 9.13-9.15
8. Ch 10: Exhaust gas analysis and air pollution: 10.8 (NOx emission control, HC control), 10.10
(device modifications, temperature, time, problems of catalysts)
9. Ch 11:Fuel metering SI: 11.12 (advantage of injection system over carburetors, functional
elements)
10. Ch 12: Fuel metering CI: 12.1-12.7 (most important common rail system), 12.9
Heywood:
1. Ch 1: Engine types and their operation: 1.2-1.4, 1.5 (graphs), 1.7 (graphs), 1.9
2. Ch 2: Engine design and operating parameters: 2.1-2.5,2.7-2.15
3. Ch 3: Thermochemistry of air-fuel mixtures: 3.1-3.5, 3.7.2 (graphs)
4. Ch 5: Ideal models of Engine cycles: 5.1, 5.2
5. Ch 6: Gas exchange processes: 6.1, 6.2.1, 6.3.2, 6.8.1
6. Ch 7: SI fuel metering and manifold phenomena: 7.2.1
7. Ch 8: Charge motion within the cylinder: 8.6
8. Ch 9: Combustion SI: 9.1, 9.2.2 (graphs), 9.2.3, 9.4.2 (factors), 9.5.2 (names), 9.6.1 (chart)
9. Ch 10: Combustion CI: 10.1, 10.2.1, 10.2.2, 10.3.1 (figures, flames), 10.6.1, 10.6.4, 10.6.5,
10. Ch 11: Pollutant formation and control: 11.6
11. Ch 15: Engine operating characteristics: 15.1, 15.2, graphs (Important parameters, how a
parameter changes with respect to other parameter etc)

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Topics from the term final questions of the previous years (not in order, the topics are to be
found in the indexes of the books!):
1. Thermal efficiencies
2. Indicator diagram
3. Imep effect on max cycle pressure and compression ratio
4. Flame, flame propagation, knocking, stages of combustion
5. CI engine flame
6. Diesel index
7. Jerk pump
8. Significance of vol. eff. parameters affecting the vol. eff.
9. Supercharging
10. Similitude
11. Thermal efficiency vs pressure ratio of gas turbine
12. Classification of engines
13. Speed and load control
14. Ideal gasoline
15. Octane and cetane rating
16. Straight run and cracked fuels
17. ASTM and EAD equipment
18. Pollutant formation
19. Catalytic converter
20. Common rail system
21. CI nozzles
22. Design of intake manifold
23. Difference between Otto and Diesel engines
24. Blowby, crevice volume
25. Methods to control thermal expansion
26. Morse test
27. Particulate emission levels
28. CO formation and emission
29. Indicated efficiency parameters affecting ind. eff.
30. New engines low speed and load why?
31. Fuel injection systems
32. Requirements of good fuel
33. Equivalence ratio
34. By-pass, full-flow of oil filtering
35. Knock
36. LHV, HHV
37. Air-fuel ratio
38. Methane-air combustion
39. SIT
40. Adiabatic flame temperature
41. Air-fuel ratio requirements idling, acceleration, fast motoring
42. Comparison SI, CI combustions
43. GDI
44. Ideal and actual Otto cycle

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45. Losses- time, heat, blow-down

46. Comparison SI and CI knock
47. EFI
48. CI and SI engine efficiencies comparison
49. Wiebe function
50. Valve timing diagram
51. Turbocharging, supercharging
52. Pressure wave tuning
53. Throttling requirements idle, acceleration, uphill, downhill, fast motoring
54. Motoring test
55. Comparison different types of dynamometers
56. Willans line
57. Comparison P-V and T-S diagrams constant volume, constant pressure, limited pressure
58. Hydrocarbon emissions
59. Gas turbine classification, construction of combustion chamber
60. Crank angle diagram
61. Turbo-charged after cooled engine
62. PM emission
63. EGR
64. Part-load characteristics
65. Energy distribution, energy utilization
66. Rotary Wankel engine
67. SOHC, DOHC
68. Variable valve timing diagram
69. Lubrication system
70. Ignition system, firing order
71. Spark advance
72. Stratified charge engine
73. Air-fuel ratio vs speed
74. Carburetor
75. Fuel metering components
76. Distributor (fuel metering)
77. Jet structure fuel nozzle
78. VOP and VCP in closed nozzle
79. Ignition delay
80. Light off temperature of catalytic converter
81. Infra-red gas analyzer
82. Regeneration of DPF
83. Reid vapor pressure
84. Ranges of A/F ratio
85. Naturally aspirated engine vs turbocharged engine
86. Bsfc vs speed range
87. Engine performance map
88. Frictional power, power loss vs speed
89. VVTI
90. Piston pin effect

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91. Mounting and driving the valve train

92. Types of filters
93. Spark advance
94. Hall generator
95. Torque characteristics at part load
96. TBI, MPI fuel systems
97. Carburetor types
98. Choke valve
99. Parameters defined by bore
100. Speed factor
101. Sectional view of engine (!!!) (for 8 marks!!!)
102. Piston rings
103. Valve timing diagram and overlap
104. Bosch pump zero load to full load
105. Equilibrium air distillation (EAD)

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